1. lohare

   10

   30 episodes (no pun) in and I am addicted (pun). As a chartered psychologist but not clinically orientated. It is drawing me towards the dark side (pun). I hope clinical practice is this interesting (no pun).… Expand

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2. RalphP

   8

   What to me is most revelatory--and fascinating--about In Treatment the contrast between Paul the therapist and Paul the patient. The former appears mostly in control but also weary, sad, empathic, and, well, nice. The latter, on the other hand, in his scenes with Gina, his own therapist, is often out of control and angry. Not a therapist or patient myself, I can only guess that this contrast is not at all uncommon.… Expand

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3. JudyT

   7

   It's not perfect but its better than most of the crap on TV. The acting is superb and if only for that reason it should be watched.

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4. ChrisC

   4

   The first HBO flop in some time. The storylines are predictable, the acting is atrocious and the whole follow through is over the top. Therapy can certainly be dramatic, but In Treatment only focuses on the dramatic, at the expense of nuance.… Expand

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